This blog is full of wishlists lately, but I seriously can’t help myself. The latest objects of desire come from Jewellery brand La10 who specialise in unique designs inspired both by 19th Century architecture and the geometric lines of modern day life.

Each piece is unique, with it’s own story and character making it ultra special. At around £120-£190 for a ring it’s not cheap; but then, it’s not expensive either when you consider the workmanship that goes in to it and jewellery is one area in which I don’t mind investing.
At the moment my ultimate dream piece would be the open pearl ring in sterling silver although I could happily see myself wearing anything from the entire website!

Do you like to invest in jewellery? I’m sick of wasting money on cheap rings and necklaces that turn my skin green or tarnish after a couple of wears…the only thing I will always buy cheap is earrings because I am forever losing them! What’s caught your eye from La10?

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Wearable art…the product shots from Crumple are frame-worthy themselves. Specialising in Jewellery that’s eco friendly and handmade in the UK, I was instantly smitten with the quirky work of Jezella and El.

Made with responsibly sourced card and non-toxic glue, hung on sterling silver hooks and packaged in the most wonderful little boxes, Crumple certainly know how to stand out from the crowd. Their papertales collection celebrates the power of nature and beauty of wild flowers in a slightly off the wall, but oh so appealling manner.

The pair I am wearing in my earlier post is called “dotty”

Inspired by the humble ‘dot’, the art of story telling, and the final dot the author pens to complete the final chapter of a book. These earrings celebrate great story tellers and the impact they have on the way we think, feel and act.

The cost £20 and for each pair of earrings sold, 20p is donated to a conservation project.

To find out more about Crumple designs you MUST visit their website, like them on facebook and stalk them on Twitter!

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